so the second project i'm most proud of is my climb up mount kilimanjaro in july 2014. and we were making a film about global climate change and the effect of global climate change on the mountain and the people around it. global climate change is what it says it is. it's global. it's worldwide atmospheric alteration. and every single person is playing their part no matter how insignificant it is. in the last 20 years, 70% of mount kilimanjaro's glaciers have disappeared, gone completely. after gaining a greater understanding of the issue, i really feel that it is big, but it is controllable if we all make small changes to our everyday lifestyle. if you choose to leave the tap on whilst doing your teeth, you could indirectly be affecting somebody on the other side of the planet. how? well, our earth is immensely interconnected, more so than i think we could ever begin to comprehend. and if we mess with those systems, which we are, there are going to be negative consequences. but the thing that really motivates me most, that really drives me on, is when i receive feedbac

((dave courvoisier)) paul fortin says he's ready to take on tanzania's famed mount kilimanjaro. it's the highest mountain in africa... with the summit over 19-thousand 300-feet up. fortin is making the climb to raise money for his local health care center's military rehab program. even if he doesn't make it to the summit, he says the journey will not be a failure: (( paul fortin/climbing kilimanjaro: "my first and foremost rule is, summitting is optional. getting back to boonville safely is mandatory." )) ((dave courvoisier)) that would be boonville, new york. for every thousand miles he hikes, he's asking for a one-dollar donation from multiple sponsors. hopefully it all adds up!/// ((dave courvoisier)) > that's ((denise valdez)) the late show with stephen colbert is next with actor christian slater. we'll see you back here tomorrow captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> stephen: thank you very much! (cheers and applause)

paul fortin says he's ready to take on mount kilimanjaro. it's the highest mountain in africa... with the summit over 19-thousand 300-feet up. fortin is making the climb to raise money for his local health care center's military rehab program. now if he doesn't make it to the summit... he says the journey will not be a failure. that means home is in boonville, new york. for every thousand miles he hikes... he's asking for a one-dollar donation from multiple sponsors... and hopefully it all adds up in the end! /// ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) demetria obilor pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at bonanza and casino center. bonanza is closed for investigation between first street and veterans memorial. northbound traffic on frank sinatra has to make a u-turn after this crash, just south of the harmon overpass. < > > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((brian loftus)) > making sure passengers are safe while flying. ((kirsten joyce)) the shocking number of loaded guns the t-s-a confiscated last year... while doing secur

tanzanite they can only be found right there in that area tanzania right the foothills of mount kilimanjaro where they find tanzanite in a two mile square area is what i'm told and the mines are being depleted as we go on again tanzanite is just one of those modern day stones discovered the last century and we just mind the heck out of thinking that some expeditions can find it somewhere else and you know in the world but it just hasn't happened and alot of the people that live in that community around the tanzanite mines say was actually the mythology of it was that lightning struck that that mount kilimanjaro area and when the lightning blue kind of color the sea the sky with lightning strikes one thing at the round of the zones or form so where else can happen right there convinced that nowhere in the world are we ever to find tanzanite again so the values deftly an investment piece congratulations on that price twenty nine dollars and ninety nine cents on a gorgeous tanzanite crossed in sterling silver congratulations what to say we are getting it starts a series of as monte our special

kilimanjaro? >> i want to keep pushing the limits and see how far i at the end of the day i failed pinnacle or reach that shining star it's okay with me as long n and good coming out of it for others and most important to me because that makes me feel good. you look so much bigger in pads!e no easily. are your football dreams over? >> no.robably never be over. i'm still snapping and working out. i'm not exactly as young as the average undrafted free agent, but ite as big of a heart. >> reporter: it certainly is in the right place. for "cbs this morning," adriana diaz, st. louis. >> biged. >> looks like an interesting guy. >> cheer him on, nate boyer. >> we are counting down to super bowl 50 on cbs. jim nantz and phil simms willyou all of the action from santa clara, california o sunday! february 7th. right before the game, watch gayle's interview with president white house. that is all here on cbs. >> i can't wait! i can't wait. >> what are you going to ask? sndz all right. a chilly start out ther

kilimanjaro? >> i want to keep pushing the limits and see how far i can go. technically as an nfl player. if i don't always reach a pin pinnacle or reach that shining star it's okay with me as long as there is good reason and good coming out of it for others and that makes me feel good. you look so much bigger in pads! >> reporter: but make no mistake, boyer doesn't give up easily. are your football dreams over? >> no. my football dreams probably never be over. i'm still snapping and working out. i'm not exactly as young as the average undrafted free agent, but it doesn't mean i don't have as big of a heart. >> reporter: it certainly is in the right place. for "cbs this morning," adriana diaz, st. louis. >> big heart, indeed. >> looks like an interesting guy. >> cheer him on, nate boyer. >> we are counting down to super bowl 50 on cbs. jim nantz and phil simms will bring you all of the action from santa clara, california o sunday! february 7th. gayle's interview with president obama and first lady michelle obama that will be live from the white house. that is

kilimanjaro? >> i want to keep pushing the limits and see how far i can go. at the end of the day i failed star it's okay with me as long as there is good reason and good coming out of it for others and most important to me because that makes me feel good. you look so much bigger in pads! >> reporter: but make no easily. are your football dreams over? >> no. never be over. i'm still snapping and working out. i'm not exactly as young as the average undrafted free agent, but it doesn't mean i don't have as big of a heart. >> reporter: it certainly is in for "cbs this morning," adriana diaz, st. louis. >> big heart, indeed. guy. >> cheer him on, nate boyer. >> we are counting down to super bowl 50 on cbs. jim nantz and phil simms will bring you all of the action from february 7th. right before the game, watch obama and first lady michelle obama that will be live from the white house. that is all here on cbs. >> i can't wait! i can't wait. >> what are you going to ask? >> i'm trying to think of >>> good morning it's 8:25 now on your friday i am kathryn hauser we

tanzanite they can only be found right there in that area tanzania right the foothills of mount kilimanjaro where they find tanzanite in a two mile square area is what i'm told and the mines are being depleted as we go on again tanzanite is just one of those modern day stones discovered the last century and we just mind the heck out of thinking that some expeditions can find it somewhere else and you know in the world but it just hasn't happened and alot of the people that live in that community around the tanzanite mines say was actually the mythology of it was that lightning struck that that mount kilimanjaro area and when the lightning blue kind of color the sea the sky with lightning strikes one thing at the round of the zones or form so where else can happen right there convinced that nowhere in the world are we ever to find tanzanite again so the values deftly an investment piece congratulations on that price twenty nine dollars and ninety nine cents on a gorgeous tanzanite crossed in sterling silver congratulations what to say we are getting it starts a series of as monte our special

(narr 8)to raise money for waterboys, boyer is climbing africa's highest peak mount kilimanjaro along witfellow war veteran blake watson, who lost his leg in an i-e-d explosion in afghanistan. at a recent rams game, the two got a standing ovation for their fund-raising mission.(nat cheering @ 01;19;00;10 rams stadium announcer). (intv nate boyer 02;25;56;01)diaz: so, do you just keep upping the ante, looking for that mission, you were a green beret, you were a pro football player, now you want to climb mt. kilimananro? boyer: i want to keep pushing the limits and just see how far i can go with anything// (02 28 15) you know, i mean at the end of the day, i failed technically as an nfl player, // (02 30 35) for me, if i don't always you know, reach that pinnacle or catch that as long as it's for a good reason and there's good coming out of it for others, that's what's most important to me cause that's what makes me feel good.(narr 9)but make no o mistake... boyer doesn't give up easily.(intv nate boyer 02;40;16;12)diaz: are your football dreams over?boyer: nah. my football dreams will

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that's a little bit diamond such a pretty gemstone one source only coming from the finales of mount kilimanjaro in tanzania and its relatively new it's kind of a baby moonstone world because this kagem so that really has only been availablbl in the market since nineteen sixty seven in response to the world by tiffany company they actually named it tanzanite tanzanite because of where was found here's the thing to think about too because for many years. we're kind of spoiled her and us you know tanzanite was pretty readily available amber chrhrtmastime be out of the sale catalogs from the jury chain to come out ruby tanzanite tanzanite tanzanite you see all the pages right have you noticed lately when you see this elk red lodge you'll see that tanzanite anymore. that should tell you something spinel collies and germama were moving on congratulations sir you're looking for their sats that her great valentine's day around this gorgeous policies and iolite to let you know that because i wood enormous stimulus or if i can tell you that ate half of the most hard scale they are meant to simulate diamo